Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-08-04
News Nuggets.

Wesley Burt, of Capac. was stricken
with paralysis short time ago. and is
now in critical condition.
Prosecuting Attorney Farrand came
TO Michigan ~ years ago, and TO Port
Huron II years ago. He can remember
when the population of Detroit was on
er than Chicago.
s. 5. BROKER is in town again. lie
is about to take vigorous steps to es-
tablish himself in business here. He
will pnt stock of goods in the store
now occupied by Ev. Warren. but will
begin the erection of a brick store at
once-Journal.
Jacob Buel, well known to the older
inhabitants of this locality. died in
Tennessee last week. His remains
were taken to Croswell and inferred.
Mr. Buel was one of the early settlers of
Sanilac county, numbering quite eX-
tensively in the vicinity of Croswell.
The Seventh district has $50 pension
ed soldiers. divided by counties as
follows with the amount each county
receives per month; st Clair. 236 pen
sioners. S2.16S: Huron. ~ pensioners.
S951: Lapeer, 1913 pensioners, 81 .997 80:
Macomb, 218 pensioners, $2,157; SAM
lac, 1877 pensioners, 81, 109.
NJ. T.. Brown. of the Battle Creek
Moon, just elected president of the
Michigan press association, is out with
story that a hen belonging TO Frank
Mott. deserted her nest after II days
steady setting, and that 10 days latter
| IL chicks were Matched out. the sun do
ing the work so.ruthlessly neglected by
biddy.
The Richmond Review says zone
of the happiest events of the season
was the marriage of Arthur +. Fuller
of Capac, and Miss Louise Briggs, q
teacher for the past year in the Rich
mond school. The ceremony took
place at the residence of the brides
father, in Chesterfield, on Wednesday
July %, at p. m, Rev. ID. p. Breed
officiating.
The burning of a building occupied
by +. +. Mulvey, a cigar maker at I'm
lay City, in May, has been found to hav,
some suspicious circumstances con
nected with it, and Mulvey was las
week placed under arrest. IIeis charg
ed with having removed good portion
of his stock before the fire and aftel
wards claiming the amount of the i'll
surance thereon.
Those who make a practice of read
ing newspapers are not generally vic
tins of sharpers. Scarcely week pas
seS but some new swindle is exposed
| A "a. 10, nj 10, -. 90;
any paper presented by strangers II,
matter how harmless the document
may look. Another good rule is to bu,
your goods of a reasonable dealer
People do not travel around the counr,
giving away money they're on tn,
make. You can always do better will
the men who advertise
a towns prosperity is judged by it
papers. Every merchant and bushes
man of a place should advertise b,
card or otherwise. 1t gives tow
prestige and standing. When a persol
wants to find the name of a doctor,
lawyer, merchant, butcher, dentist
shoemaker, carpenter, painter. or tn
business firms in the town, the news
, paper is always first consulted an,
his conclusions are drawn from wha
he sees and reads. Persons moving t
a town look through its papers to lear
of its business and where they ca
purchase What they want. EX.
How to make iced tea as it should
made is told by the Troy Times
First fill a goblet with ice. and the
drop i'm about two teaspoonfuls G
. powdered sugar and pour in your te
from pitcher. The tea should be yer
weak; in fact, there should be jus
. enough of the tea Juice to take til
taste off pitcher of water. Whe
1. your glass is Iilled. squeeze the juiC
8 of half lemon in. and you have
nectar. IL you want to shake IL u
you'll have betsl, and your neighbC